What I Learned From My 2010 Notes
I recently came across a few random notes I wrote back in 2010. They weren’t organized.They weren’t polished.And at first glance, they didn’t even seem related. Just fragments like: “If…
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Recycling Your Ideas: How Old Notes Become New Value
Most people think of their old notes as clutter. Half-finished thoughts.Random ideas.Outlines they never used. Over time, they pile up—and eventually get ignored. But what if those notes aren’t clutter?…
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What Monopoly Teaches About Constraints, Creativity, and Working With What You Have
Most people think of Monopoly as a game of luck. Roll the dice.Buy properties.Hope things go your way. But if you’ve played enough, you realize something else is going on….
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From Thought to Reality: The Power of the Subconscious Mind
One of the most powerful ideas in Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich is the notion that our thoughts—especially those we repeat often—shape our reality. Hill doesn’t just suggest that…
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The Wisdom of Leaving Things Undone
In a world that glorifies hustle, perfection, and 100% completion, it might feel counterintuitive—even uncomfortable—to purposely leave things unfinished. But according to Alec Mackenzie in his classic time management book…
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How to Scale Your Business by Building Systems for Growth
As an entrepreneur, you’ve likely heard the phrase, “Work smarter, not harder.” But when it comes to scaling your business, what does working smarter actually look like? The answer lies…
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What Separates Successful Entrepreneurs from the Rest? Insights from Tim Stoddart
In a YouTube video, Tim Stoddart dives into the principles that set successful entrepreneurs apart from the rest. These insights are drawn from several business books and lessons he’s learned…
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The Best People in My Life Are the Ones Who Choose to Be in It
When you look back on your life, it’s easy to think about the people who were simply “there.” Family, coworkers, childhood friends — people who came into your life for…
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Don’t Be the Bottleneck: How to Keep Projects Moving Forward
In the fast-paced world of work, especially when juggling multiple projects and teams, nothing slows progress like a bottleneck. A bottleneck occurs when a part of the project chain experiences…
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The Last-Minute Trap: Why We Procrastinate on Important Tasks and How to Break the Cycle
Have you ever noticed that some of the most important tasks—taxes, major work projects, even packing for a big trip—are often left until the very last minute? It’s a common…
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